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Page 22362
Is there objection million dollars in building a library to cost will be in the neighborhood of to the request of the gentleman from house these documents . $ 190,000 a year from now on in perOklahoma ? Mr. REID of New York .
Is there objection million dollars in building a library to cost will be in the neighborhood of to the request of the gentleman from house these documents . $ 190,000 a year from now on in perOklahoma ? Mr. REID of New York .
Page 22367
State and county agencies and go direct- Mr. Speaker , I now wish to yield to The third major difference involved ly to local communities , ignoring the the author of the bill , the gentleman a Senate provision creating an Office of ...
State and county agencies and go direct- Mr. Speaker , I now wish to yield to The third major difference involved ly to local communities , ignoring the the author of the bill , the gentleman a Senate provision creating an Office of ...
Page 22368
Amendments offered by missioner , the bill specifically provides man from New York ( Mr. MULTER ] , the direction of the Committee on Ways and that all of the responsibilities , duties , gentleman from Illinois [ Mr. RONAN ) , Means may ...
Amendments offered by missioner , the bill specifically provides man from New York ( Mr. MULTER ] , the direction of the Committee on Ways and that all of the responsibilities , duties , gentleman from Illinois [ Mr. RONAN ) , Means may ...
Page 22376
Mr. Chairman , if with our recommendations ; but the As a condition to the agreement , the Cathe gentleman will yield further , I also House should be able to exercise its own nadian Government obtained commitments want to comment on ...
Mr. Chairman , if with our recommendations ; but the As a condition to the agreement , the Cathe gentleman will yield further , I also House should be able to exercise its own nadian Government obtained commitments want to comment on ...
Page 22384
Although this particular indus- guished gentleman from New York ( Mr. growing erosion of Canada's trading ac- trial facility does not produce automo- MCCARTHY ) . count with the United States and the tive parts , nevertheless , it seems ...
Although this particular indus- guished gentleman from New York ( Mr. growing erosion of Canada's trading ac- trial facility does not produce automo- MCCARTHY ) . count with the United States and the tive parts , nevertheless , it seems ...
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| Title | Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 111, Part 17 LLMC Digital |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2013 |
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